The messianic fervor which has preceded Barack Obama’s expected
ascension to the White House has alarming implications for
freedom and is a painful reminder that most Americans have once
again been suckered into believing that the two-party monopoly
offers any kind of solution to the crisis that we face.

For eight years during the term of Bill Clinton, Alex Jones was
labeled a right-wing fascist for opposing him and for the past
near-eight years Jones has been derided as a communist and even
an Al-Qaeda member for railing against the Bush administration.

Now even regular readers of our own websites are calling Alex a
right-wing racist once again merely for questioning the
ascension of the new great leader - Barack Obama.

The messianic complex that has been attached to Obama is truly
frightening. [2] Bishops like Cornal Garnett Henning are calling
Obama the new “Moses” while his supporters refer to him as[3]
“the black Jesus”.

In one [4] You Tube clip, a woman hails Obama’s Godly powers by
proclaiming that as soon as he is elected, all her problems will
simply disappear, saying that Obama will help her personally
almost like Jesus healed the sick and wounded.

The election of a new president should not be a mindless act of
idolatry and fanfare, it should be a solemn commitment to find a
leader who will follow the Constitution.

But Barack Obama will ride into office with a gigantic approval
rating to rival that of Bush after 9/11, along with a complete
power monopoly over the executive, the legislative, the judicial
as well as widespread media support.

This makes Obama more dangerous than Bush and certainly a damn
site more dangerous than a McCain administration, because his
policies for at least a year or two will enjoy universal acclaim
and voices of dissent will be drowned out by a wave of droning
acquiescence.

Obama has all the political capital he needs to implement the
terrifying policies that he has already announced and beef the
architecture of the police state crafted by Bush.

- The creation of a [6] “civilian national security force” that
is “just as powerful, just as strong, just as well-funded” as
the U.S. military to enforce Obama’s [7] carbon tax scheme and
the total regulation and control of the American middle class.

- Obama has talked openly about his intention to [8] bomb
Pakistan under the guise of pursuing terrorists, continuing a
Bush administration policy of violating the sovereignty of
foreign nations.

- The g[9] uarantee to “bankrupt” coal power plants, costing
millions of American jobs and skyrocketing energy prices.

- Unbridled implementation and expansion of the banker bailout
that is [10] hated by the majority of American citizens yet was
[11] vigorously promoted by both Obama and McCain. Doling out
taxpayer’s money to Wall Street, causing rampant inflation, a
lowering in living standards and the destruction of the dollar.

- Obama has rhetorically supported the second amendment and an
individual’s right to bear arms, but his actions tell a
different story. [12] Obama supports local gun ban laws,
including his endorsement of a state ban on the sale and
possession of handguns in Illinois.

- Obama grandstands on the notion that he supports
environmentalism with his climate change rhetoric, but his [13]
intention to extend biofuel subsidies will only accelerate price
food costs that have already[14] risen 75 per cent since 2002,
causing economic distress and rioting in such countries as
Haiti, Egypt, and Somalia, as well as deforestation on a massive
scale.

Mark our words - the causes that the liberal left has been
fighting for over the last eight years will simply be forgotten
just like conservatives were put to sleep when Bush came to
power. Obama is the pacifier that the establishment needs to
quiet the simmering anger amongst Americans that has been
threatening to boil over.

It will no longer be “fashionable” to fight the police state
amongst the political left.

Mark our words - there will be no repeal of the Patriot Act,
there will be no repeal of the John Warner Defense Authorization
Act, there will be no repeal of warrantless secret surveillance
of American citizens.

Democratic control of Congress and the Senate since the 2006
elections has achieved nothing in the way of reversing the Bush
administration’s assaults on the Constitution, so why should we
expect Obama to do anything different?

Obama may eventually withdraw a portion of troops from Iraq but
mark our words, they won’t be home long before they are sent off
to bomb another broken-backed third world country, this time in
the name of a United Nations-backed “humanitarian” war, just as
Bill Clinton presided over in Somalia and Serbia with the full
support of the establishment political left.

Indeed, Obama’s running mate [15] Joe Biden has already
“promised” and “guaranteed” that Obama will be faced with an
international crisis that will mandate him to take “unpopular”
and “tough” decisions in the context of foreign policy.

Don’t think for a second that our warnings about Obama are an
endorsement for John McCain. We have tirelessly attempted to
educate Americans about the two party monopoly and the fact that
Democrats and Republicans serve the interests of the elite, not
the people, and have for at least five decades since Kennedy was
killed.

Obama is Coca-Cola and McCain is Pepsi - at the end of the day
you’re still drinking the same beverage.

The two-party monopoly offers no solutions for the problems we
face, in fact the two-party monopoly that you will be helping to
maintain should you vote for either Obama or McCain - is the
problem.

Stop falling for the same bait and switch trick again and again
every eight years.

When George W. Bush was elected, conservatives were in adulation
and awe, confident that after eight years of federal government
expansion under Clinton, Bush - complete with slick conservative
rhetoric and promises of change - would shrink the size of
government and restore dignity to the office of President.

Nearly eight years later and what have we witnessed, a record
expansion in the size of government and an almost universal
contempt for America around the world.

When Tony Blair swept into power with a landslide in the British
general election in 1997, the country breathed a collective sigh
of relief that this new young dynamo would put right years of
Tory malfeasance and provide the “change” that everyone was
crying out for.

When Blair left office in 2007 he had created a Socialist
surveillance police state and eliminated a huge popular approval
lead the Labour Party had enjoyed over the Tories, leaving most
of the public once again to demand Conservative rule.

When are we going to wake up to the fact that voting in the
lesser of two evils is not a solution?

When are we going to realize that participating in a rigged
system, where our vote means virtually nothing anyway because it
is counted by a completely compromised and hackable voting
machine, not only fails to address any of our problems, but
actually compounds them because of our passive obedience in
participating in the phony virtual reality presented to us as
“democracy”?

When are we going to realize that by continually electing
Democrats and Republicans, we are voting away our own freedom as
the march towards a new world order and an American police state
proceeds no matter who takes office?